Conflicts are part of everyday life. What is the influence of narratives and power asymmetries – in addition to various cultural imprints and multi-domestic identities? And how can conflicts be dealt with constructively? Migration societies offer opportunities for further development. In addition, issues such as recognition, equal opportunities and power asymmetries harbor potential for conflict. Different socialization experiences as well as values ​​and norms can also lead to irritation and conflicts. In order to face these constructively, you need the willingness to question narratives, to allow post-migrant perspectives and to get to know divergent influences - in short: intercultural conflict skills. This practical learning and workbook offers impulses for action from a post-migrant perspective and conveys tried-and-tested methods of conflict analysis and resolution - for readers with and without a migration biography.